Hey guys,
I used to have a few LEGO sets growing up, but haven't really done anything with LEGOs for years.
My interest has been reignited recently and I'm trying to find a way to start building again, but LEGO prices have definitely skyrocketed since I was a kid.
How do you guys recommend I start getting into this hobby as an adult? Any way I can start out cheaply but still have plenty to build with?
Thanks
There are websites that help you find good sales and clearance prices for new stuff.
My favorite is
http://toysnbricks.com/
Check out LEGO's official website. LEGO.com. They have sales on there, but the real deals are when they do clearances which shows up on their deals page.
Amazon has warehouse deals on returned items, but some people find that some of the returned items are not complete. Luckily the few times I've bought from Amazon warehouse, my set was complete.
If you don't mine some harder work and used items, you can often find people selling bulk LEGO at a very inexpensive price. I forget the rule of thumb of what a good price is, but it was a certain dollar amount per pound. The thing with used is if you're OCD like me you would want to wash them. Not too hard to do, but it's a chore.
Finally, if you really want to save money don't follow this thread. You'll end up spending more than you wanted.
People here often post sales too.